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The World Cup is a complicated joy in the United Kingdom, especially when the country is overrepresented. (Peter Cziborra/Reuters)

When it comes to soccer, there is no such thing as a United Kingdom

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Scottish football fans in London avoid watching England play, preferring to support any team facing England. This rivalry is rooted in history, politics and national identity. Despite Scotland's rare World Cup appearances, fans cherish their distinct identity over merging with England. The Tartan Army's charm contrasts with England's reputation, highlighting the cultural divide.

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